greetings from New Brunswick

[damien]

hello everyone ,
I am an athletic leo who likes long walks and snuggling , oooops wrong site. seriously though i am a 26 years old and currently posted to Camp Gagetown, New Brunswick , Canada and a proud member of the EME(electrical mechanical engineer) branch of the canadian forces, I have a wife and two children, and thats enough of that, now what we're all here for.

been lurking around for a little bit and from what i see i may be the only person from atlantic Canada on here .
I picked up my 07 tb around 4 months ago and now have the wife convinced to let me turn the tb into a offroad capable vehicle after her getting stuck on the road out to the camp with the kids onboard.

I am impressed by the amount of knowledge floating around and look forward to attempting to make my vehicle on par with half of the ones on this site .
so far the only mods done are the 4on for simotanious hi's and lo's , marksmcs lift , and res. delete for that little bit more departure angle and am waiting on a set of 265/70/17's to arrive. their will be much more to follow and will try to keep track and document t all for a future build thread when all is said and done

gordon smith

[bartonmd]

Welcome!

Mike

[Blackout]

[Diacom]

Welcome to the Site.

[djthumper]

Welcome!

[gotspeed1]

Welcome!

[Trail X]

Glad to have you. Are you in a french speaking area of CA?

Depending on how far towards the Atlantic you are, there seems to be a lot of open land to explore out there.

[damien]

i am in a bilingual area of Canada , yes their is a good bit of land to explore although people are very big on "conservation" in this area and unfortunately offroading has been given a bad name in the area in the past by negligent , disrespectful people in the past who drove thru orchards and across wildlife preserves , so i am going to try and take it upon myself to get a group of people together to enjoy such activities first on logging roads and private land and then will hopefully be able to offer "eco-tours" in the area once i receive provincial permission , which i am finding out is a very indepth process but with all hope soon i will have a few trips logged on the site to add a bit more international flavour and open up a bit more of a market

[Trail X]

It seems to be an uphill battle almost wherever we are.

If you have heard of Tread Lightly, you may be able to use it to help convey your point of view.

[HARDTRAILZ]

Welcome